Have you experimented with different drugs yet, Rowenwood?
Even SSRI's...you'll gain a different perspective, that's for sure.
Even SSRI's...you'll gain a different perspective, that's for sure.
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from mocking to. I've lived many lifestyles. I've been the most popular person in high school. I've been in jail. I've done LSD.
I've been a raver, rapper, drug dealer, investor, artist and poet. I've lived on three continents and I know how to creat fire using the bow drill method.
I don't see the world any more as a voyeur thank anyone else. I've experienced so many aspects of life, especially adventure and partying, that I'm bored with activities that aren't cerebral. Even highs and fine pussy get boring.
The most pleasurable experience I've ever had was crying out of pure joy and sorrow simultaneously. The next best is the feeling I get when I come upon an idea that is innovative.
Whether or not I'm delusional matters little as long as I eventually prove myself to the world. But understand, I've already succeeded in my own mind. I'm the harshest critic of my own art and writing. I've found that being completely honest with one's self and always striving for a higher level of excellence is the way to achieving greatness.
In being semi-reclusive I block out the noise which distracts me from myself. I've faced the utmost pain and torment which comes with isolation, and in doing so I've became more than another person with opinions that are soley shaped by the thoughts of others.
I'm not a19th century naturalist but I do believe poetry is possible. It may not be like the poetry of pre-war earas but.
I have devised a certain strategy for thinking origianl thoughts. You too can become great if you're willing, and brave enough.
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Chris Burden
Jean Baudrillard
J. Derrida
Jeff Koons
Christos
Ger van Elk
Olafur Eliason
Mathew Barney
Paul McCarthey
Konrad Lorenz
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Ie, I've replaced heaven with successes such as artistic success, fame, financial power, and. A parallel ethics system.
I've decided that the most honorable idea is that thoughts are primitive, and that there are forms of experience we are incapable of having. I want to describe the ineffable, and somehow have an experience beyond thought. Surely there is something beyond thought. Surely there is a far more complex mode of experience.
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There are many words you can use to categorize how I think. You use easy generalizations created by others because you're too lazy or cowardly to think of things beyond comfortable definitions.
You think you know about psychology. If you knew what I know you'd feel stupid for having such thoughts. It's as if you understood nothing of what I wrote in my last post.
Why don't you cling to this stupid idea of insanity and repeat yourself again. Obviously such cowardly actions make you happy?
You repeat yourself because you think your knowledge of neurosis and psychosis is valid. Your ideas are purported. The truth is you really don't know how to think do you?
I can help you if you're brave enough to consider ideas new to you.
And at times I don't even believe in insanity.